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2017 Flashback: NIH Director Francis Collins brags about how the NIH can coerce researchers. "We now have quite a lot of ways to encourage good behavior in this regard some of which are in fact less pleasant." Francis Collins, 10/24/17 American Society of Human Genetics 2017 Annual Meeting. #NIHgate...

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Mary Talley Bowden MD3 yıl önce

The single most important thing a person can do to achieve optimal health is to not overeat. Manipulating our genes is not the answer.

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@DrJBhattacharya What Collins doesn't bother saying is that it's been going on for decades.

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@DrJBhattacharya This is so dystopian. They are focused on improving diagnostics and detecting illnesses and the thing that is just far too common is a complete lack of emphasis on prevention and general, overall metabolic health.

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NO AMNESTY

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People has to stop the PCR test, play a key role in the development of control measures. If no more PCR test they will not be able to collect gene for the iCloud data. PCR test are sponsoring the big cohort “transitioning network sample” infrastructure biobanks biorepository.

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Holy cow. Straight up proudly bragging about bribery and extortion to keep scientists in line. And then we're supposed to trust the results as The Science. These people have never been held to account and now the whole business and everything they churn out is rotten to the core.

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Melissa Escobar3 yıl önce

It can encourage some really bad things gs to happen also. Controlling the purse strings is what keeps scientists and doctors and hospitals feom speaking out when medical injustice is happening like with AIDS research, syphilis research and COVID research.

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You recall Francis Collins resigned at the end of 2021, damn near the height of CV-19, precious little explanation giving. He had to know EVERYTHING.

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What a scumbag on a panel of scumbags.

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@Jikkyleaks Club members discussing how to make billions from your health and data. If you don’t know why gates is involved in the vaccine industry now there is no hope for you. Data, microchips, tracking, crispr, eugenics…nice little income stream eh.

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